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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
Oh, MOL it Don't Prohibit (D

Our anti friends say the law won't pro-
llibit in Texas, because il don't in Kan
sas. Just read the following circular let
ter to our friends in Michigan, dear antis,
and then tell us what you think of it. 1t
the opponents of Prohibition are satisfied
with the way i, "don't prohibit" in The
grasshopper State, surely we can stand it.
OTTAWA, Kansas. March l, 1857
Knowing that in the coming contest in
Michi IAN there will be numerous and un-
lrue statements made rel alive TO The work
ing OF. the prohibition liquor law in Kan
saS, we whose names are signed hereto,
citizens ot Ottawa, desire to make u few
statements upon this subject
l. The rruhibitory liquor law of Kan
sas is grand success. II does prohibit.
2. The traveller may travel days, and
hundreds OF miles. and through hundred
Of thriving towns in Kansas, and cannot
find an open saloon in any of the cities.
3. 1t Is true that Leayenworth, Atchi,
son and Dodge City may have kept oper
saloons, but they are now successfully
closed.
4. Be it known that these violating
towns are on the frontier, some just across
the river from cities overrun with saloons
or on The border. and filled with catll,
drivers from the plains.
8. Under lis workings, Kansas las In,
creased in population from about $50, ,0O'
in 1880, when the law WAS passed, up I,
about 100000 at this date.
6. The leading opposer 10 this law, MI
John Walruff, who run brewery for tn
manufacture Of "Stomach Bitters," dr
give the following advice to man VIII
wanted to go into saloon business /; '
would not advise yot 10 come to Kansa
and open saloon as long as the presen
law exists. You will certainly got prose
cuted and 60 at least thirty days to III
cooler"
Now il the Law is failure Why writ
such stuff as lhal7
Governor Martin, in his message to III
legislature, says "The' marvellous m'
terial growth OF the State during the pa
six years has been accompanied by a
equally moral progress, aud 1t can
iruthtully asserted that in no portion
, the civilized world can million and
hall people be found who are more ten
perate than the people OF Kansas. A gre
ielotm has certainly been aeeomplish'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
PROHIBITIOy.


Down With the wine cup while it Is rel,
Down with the wine cup, 1t leads TO the dead
Death to the BODY, rain to the soul;
Conc all yc nations end read It's death roll
Look ot the working mars once happy home
Brought down to poverty by his love of rum;
Wife palo and weary, praying each day
The bahc OF temptation Ac taken away.
Leaving at mon, hong hopes to fulfil.
lie Is found in the eve beside whisky's tn;
There while tempting bats nfc held to his eyes,
lie grecdily grasps what zctr'a a great prize
until NIL his hard earnings soon dwintllc away
The whisky distil,er has goi all his pay;
And he Is LETT only n dull, nchiug pain,
And with totteting steps finds his way HON c
again.
Home, did say? All whnt once was home,
Is now only an abode of sorrow and gloom
The children run hiding when father appears,
And his heart.brokcn wife is found only In
tears,
And now we will turn TO the Recorders hail
Where many demands on our lawyers do fall
And what are the charges brought day by day,
Drunk" nearly all the com mplainants say.
Drunk when the arm was raised on high,
And VOW was made that one must die;
Drunk when lips once pure as a mothers breath.
Rolled oath after oath with the blow of death
What brought man heteP social glass,
'Twere better far had his first been last.
Here stands the wretch of a mothers pride.
Here hardened soul for whom Christ died,
Then let us come forward and join in the plan,
To aid and rescue our fellow man.
Then banish the wine cup which brings 50 much
pain,
Which weafeens the body and dcadens the brain
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
THE HEROES OFF THE PAST
Celebration at Fort Meigs.


The Maumee Valley Monumental As
socistion will hold its annual msss meet
ing at Fort Meigs on the Both day of July,
1887.
Fort Meigs was twice besieged by Il e
allied British and Indian forces in the year
1918, and twice the siege was raised and
the enemy withdrew. The last siege was
raised and the enemy began its Withdrawal
on the 2Slh Of July.
That day was selected months ago for
the annual meeting of the association, in
1887, but the State Republican Convention
having since then been fixed for the 9th
and 2Sth of July at Toledo, the Board OF
Directors have decided 10 change from the
2Sth TO the S0lh of July.
The splendid grove adjoining Fort Meigs
will contain the speaking stand and fui-
nish shade tor the people, and for their
horses ani carriages.
The exercise will begin at 10 o'clock, or
rs soon thereafter as they can convenient
ly he begun.
At IL o'clock the people will partake OF
their picnic dinners, 10 be furnished by
themselves.
Many distinguished personages In Ohio
and elsewhere have been invited to be pre-
sent and many of them will attend.
The orator Of the day will be the Hon
W. C. P. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, wht
will charm all who may hear him with hi,
siIver'lonGucd oratory aud the fervor o
his patriotism.
Senator Ben. Harrison, of Indiana, III,
grandson of General Harrison, who con.
slrucled and defended Fort Meigs, is ex,
pected to be present and contribute 10 lh,
interest of the occasion.
Everybody ia invited to be present, an,
especially are the pioneers Of the Mauine
Valley, who are too numerous to be pro
vided with special invitations for the oc
caslon.
Members OF the association are requested
to be prompt in their attendance, for it wi
be necessary to elect three directors, an
10 transact other business connected wit
the work OF the ASSOCIATION.
Report will also be made showing til,
progress OF the association towards secur
ing appropriate memorials of the militar
and other historic points in the valley.
NJ. r. Waite, President.
d. w. IL. Howard. First Vice Presiden
Richard Mott, Second Vice President.
Asher Cook, Third Vice President,
Foster X. Warren, Treasurer.
John @. Lee, Secretary.
Directors-Thomas Dunlap, I. F. Cool
j. Austin Scott, Peter Mangus, S. II. Catel
Samuel NJ. Young, Reuben B. Mitchell
Joel Foote. r.. G. Lemon.
June 80, 1887.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
"THE TRUE CAUSE OF IT."

Ed. JOURNAL :-Under The above car
ton last week Mr.. John Cranker endeav-
Ured to make a martyr of himself IN the
eyes OF your readers and thereby gain
sympathy OF the public. We, AZ members
of the Council, desire to set ourselves
Alright in this matter. Mr. Cranker's first
statement is not true in which he Gays
without cause, precedent or law" Any
one who will take the trouble To examine
the statutes will tind that n law Ia provided
for the expulsion OF any member for caus.
by two-thirls vote. As for the cause it
wonld be hard To ind any more iustiliable
than the TACT OF the utter contempt with
which the Mayor and Council were treated.
On that evening the Marshal had been
despatched twice to get Mr.. Crsnker, with
ont success or any excuse from that gen
tleman. In the third attempt the Mar
shal went around with notice from the
Council TO attend forthwith, or within Il
limited time, or stand expelled. Mr.
Cranker regarded this with contempt and
informed the officer that the Council could
go TO the dickens. This effort to get Mr.
Cranker to attend the meeting was no
confined 10 the evening in question, but
was simply repetition of at least two
meetings previous.
In this way Mr.. Cranker repeatedly vic
lated his oath taken upon his acceptanc,
OF the Office to which the people elected
him. AT a subsequent meeting the matte
OF expulsion was ordered expunged from
the records and the Council were willini
to let the matter drop. The minutes o
neither OF these meetings had ever beel
published and Mr. Crankers expulsion
was never advertised, except a small iten
in the Bee. II that correspondent could b
found Mr.. Cranker might have his sh at
tered heart-srings eased up by inducin
him TO publish as matter OF news III
fact that such expunging had taken place
SEVERAL OF THE COUNCIL,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
Have YOu Heard OF IL.

What's that Solid traini between Clue u
natl and st. Louis over the G. II. y 2. R. r
and Yandala Line. Commencing Sunday
sight, June 10Th, the c. Il. 4 d. and NaltsHa
will establish their through passenger irs DE-
tween Cincinnati and St. Louis and W il pc; on
solid trans, made up Of eleg.nt Parlor Chair
Cars ou dGv trains and Pullman Drawing
Room and Sleeping Cars 90 night trains The
morning trains ont o( Cincinnati will leave G..
II. & y. depOt, Filth and ii0adly streets. at
7:i5 Il. m daily, except sunday. The evo-
ming train will leave at 700 p. m, and viii
rua daily. The purchasing Of the VandaR
Line by the G. II & d. Company now gives
them the best line between Cincinnati and ST..
Louis, as the track is frat class and their
equipment unequaed. Quick time. com:oT
and safety is what the travelling public want
aud with this new line established no opp"si,
ton line can secure the business against thtm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
nArrsr INV rELnr,1nNE.

Mr.. viii RhenfranR is visiting relatives
in Monroe, Mich.
Mrs. Renia Alco,t oil Toledo, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. R. Q. clegg.
Miss Mary Anon, cf Oak Hstbor, was
home for visit Oh the first OF the week
Miss Lula Pshs, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest Of Miss Flora Wederts, this week
Miss Daisy LeFarree, Of Bowling Green
is the guest OF the Misses Bloomfield this
week.
Mr.. Arthur Westcott, of Kendallvllle,
Ind :, was home for short vacation last
week.
Miss Ida Zingg is spending portion Of
her vacation with relatives and friends at
Monroevile.
Miss Eva Rheinfrans, who is taking a
course in the Observatory OF Music at
Oberlin, is home for the vacation,
We were pleased 10 see the smiling
connienance OF our old friend J. W. Csllard
of Toledo on our streets Monday
Mr.. Charles Cook and wife, Of Bowling
Green, drove over TO see their parents and
friends here on Wednesday.
Capt s. S. Garfield started a few days
since for visit with his sons, George and
Roosevelt, at Braihard, MINI,
Miss Mary Carroll spent last week with
Miss Mamie Haskins, at Waterville, md
Miss Haskins is making return visit with
Miss Carroll this week.
Messrs. Paul Theme, w. c. Clewell an d
J. A. Uhly, of Maumee, made a mistake
in the date OF the 4th and observed yester-
day instead of Monday in the burg.
DR.. Z. J. Miller, now located IN Pauld-
ing county, dropped off on Friday last TO
have a ride on the river, and take look
at the beautiful burg. lie says he can't
resist the temptation when passing this
way.
Rev. Father Reken visited Fremont
on Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Father Bowles, who was stricken With
paralysis in Toledo some three months
ago, and finely died from the effect there
Of.
Through the recommendations OF Mr..
E, L. Kingsbury, Mr. Martin Wilzler
has secured a position with the old reli-
able firm of Emerson & Co., of Toledo,
and they win no doubt fnd Martin
equally reliable.
Mr.. ]. Chas. Korr, wife and "Little
Joe" and Miss Efy, Of Cincinnati, made
an excursion TO Detroit and st. Clair on
Saturday and returned here and remained
over the Fourth with the family Of Mr.. r.
]. Oblinger, and both families visited Put
in. Bay ON Tuesday,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
A Letter from Pope Leo XIII, on
lntempernnce.

Letter from Pope Leo XII, on
1ntempernnce.
To our venerable brother. John Ireland,
Bishop OF st, Paul, Minnesota, Leo
XIII, Pope.
VENERABLE BROTHER:
Health and Apostolic Benediction.
The admirable works of piety and charity
by which our faithful children in the Uni.
ted States labor 10 promote, not only their
own temporal and eternal welfare, bu, also
that of their fellow citizens, and which
you have recently related TO us, gives US
exceedingly great consolation. Aud above
MI we have reioiced to learn with what
energy and zeal, by means of various ex-
celent associations, and especially through
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union, you
combat the destructive vice of intemper-
ance. For it is well known to us how
deplorable is the injury both TO faith and
to morals, that is to be feared from ntem-
perance IN drink. Nor can we sufli ciently
praise the prelates Of the United States
who recently, in the PlenAry Council Of
Baltimore, with weiglty words condemn
this abuse, declaring 1t to be perpetual
incentive 10 sin, and n fruitful root of all
evils, plunging the families OF the inlem-
rerate INTO the direst rum. and drawing
numberless souls down to everlasting per
dition declaring, moreover, that the faith
fnl u-b via tN nf int
become, thereby, scandal TO non.Catho-
lics, and great hinderance to the propa-
CATION of the true religion.
Hence. we esteem worthy OF all com
mendation the noble resolve of your pious
associations, by which they pledge them
selves 10 abstain wholly from every kind
Of intoxicating drink. Nor can it at all
be doubted that this is the proper and the
truly eficnciouE remedy for this very great
evil, and that so much the more strongly
will all lie induced to put this bride upon
appetite, by how much the greater are
the dignity and the influence of those who
give the example. But the greatest of all
in this matter must be the zeal of priests.
who as they are called to instruct the peo-
pie in the world OF life, and 10 mould
them to the christian morality; should also
and above all, walk before them in tile prNc-
tice Of virtue. Let the pastors therefore,
do their best to drive the plague Of inIem-
perance from the fold OF Christ by Rssidu-
ous preaching and exhortation. and TO
shine before all as models OF abstinence
that so the many calamlties with which
this vice threatens both church and State
may by their strenuous endeavors be aver
ted.
Given at Rome, from ST. Peters this 9th
day of March, 1887, the tenth year of our
Pontfeate.
LEO Kill, PoPE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,, says :.
"Having received so much benefit from alec-
trio Bitters feel it my duty to let suffering hu,
manity know il. Nave had II running shre on
my leg for eight years my doctors told me
would have to have the bone scraped or the leg
amputa,ed. used, instead, three bottles o
Electric Biters and seven boxes Bucken's Ar.
MICA Salve, and my leg is now sound and WE'LL
Electric ililtcrs are sold at tify cents bottle
and Duckleh's Arnica salvs At 25c per box by
Taylor Il Miller
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
CHURCH AT LIME CITY.

ED. JoURNAL:-A meeting was held
and the following officers elected for the
purpose of erecting the NJ. E. church at
this place:
Leader-John Tinney.
Assistant Leader-Job Bench.
Secrelary-F. ]. Shower.
Trus'ees-John Lintner, F. ]. Shower,
John Griner, Job Bench, Thomas Pruden.
Stewards Bench, Job Bench,
John Tnney,
All money subscribed will be payable
TO any OF said trustees.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08
BucLIen,. ArnIca saIye.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

Fire Company.-It looks as though we
are going to have pretty thorough fire organl.
zation here in a short time. The boys nave
held couple of meetings and arc to hold an
other next Tuesday evening to adopt consti-
tuition and bylaws. The following officers have
been elected:
Foreman-Thomas RAIDER.
Assistant Foreman-Philip RApp.
Secretary-Thomas Veitch.
Treasurer-G. W. Hoffman.
Hose Marshal-Peter Buckhouse.-
Assistant-Philip Wetzel.
Pipemnn-John Barton.
Assislant-George Kazmaier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

According TO all accounts the New High
Arm Davis is looked upon by the best
judges, as being the most salable sewing
machine In the market. 1t looks so nice,
runs so easy, and. In every way, is 80 well
appointed, that no one can help but like 1t.
All these tlirgs make il easy iosell. When
customers have once seen the new machine
and appreciated its merits. they are sure
10 buy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

For SaIe.-A desirable build ing lot on
Front Street, 40 feet front off Trowbridge
place. Terms reasonable for cash sale.
Inquire Of Mrs. NJ. c. Marshall, Perrys-
burg. I'D
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

when Baby was sick, We s.vo her csstoria;
When she WAS = Child, sho cried for Castorla,
When sho became Miss, she clung to Caatorla,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

Grand MuslcalC--Music Hall will once
more be thrown open to the public and
a grand musical treat offered to the low
ers of the sublime art, Programs Civ
ing the date and particulars will be is.
sued in few days. Negotiations are
pending for some foreign talent not
from the cattle ranges this time. Look
for the particulars in the bills.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

In In can i've atnomc and make more mon
UilfI uy At work tor us than atanythinp else
iii in ne world. Capltulnot needed you
NJ are started free. Both Sc Nes; all ages.
Anyuneca do the work. Large earn
ings sure from first start. Costly out
ntan tandterms'ree. BctIern otdelay. Cost snoth
Ing to send us youradd ana iindOut; II yon
are wise Won will do oat once. II .HALLLTT &
Co. Portland Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

THE S1RoSo POINT in which the "Davis"
has for ghi, and won. so many battles, is
the e"V,riical Feed"-an Improvement used
on no olheI sewing machine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08


in .Kanpoe, lnlempernnce rs slesdily and
surely decreasing. IN thousands o. homes
where want and wrctchelntss and sufet-
ing were once familiar. gnests, plenty, hap-
pincas anlcontentmsni now nbide. 1hous-
an,Is Of wives and children are better cloth.
ed and fel Than they were when llie saloon
absorbed al the earnings OF. hu-land md
fathers" Could there l9 any better ar
gumem in favor Of the sNp,,reaAion Of The
saloon, emnna,ing en- il does from the
governor Of Tie grna, STATE OF Kansas
lie speaks by authority anil kurNn where.
OF lie sIraka. The governor originally
doubtci the wisdom OF Prohibition, but
heas what lie now says: "rtousands oil
nie,,, who few years ago orpo'cd Prohi-
hition or doubted whether II WIS the best
method oi dealing with tbe liquor traffic,
have seen aud frankly Acknowledged iis
benrfccnt resnlts and iIs prac zeal success"
Men of Michigan, volt connot afford to
let the golden opportunity pass Vote for
the amendment, 1t will a. your State
good and bless humanity. We cannot in
10 short letter give you all the reasons
in its favor but it is the 5ost movement
Kansas ever made. We DO not do think
in the dark like our enemies, and have
hereunto affixed our names aud business,
are fully responsible Tor any statement
made in this circular. win YOU not read
this, then circulate it among your neigh
bors, aud then on April ID, go to the polls
aud vote for the amendnsnt; "for God
and home and native land p
The lncs are gradually tightening
around the traffic, aud the lay is being
grand success. We make the above sla;e-
ments, not rs parlIzins o. any political
party, but as members Of all the different
parties, and as citizens of Ransas having
the interests Of mankind at heart.
A. r. SHARPE.
Editor RepSbioan.
]. n. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
T. F. AHKESY,
County Clerk.
j. A. PRuDY.
Probate JudN.
JAS. MURRAY,
Pastor n L. Church.
G. w GULLErT,
Pastor First VI f. Church.
W. NJ. PREsHAw,
Chairm'n Cen. Com. P p.
o. W. VANOsDELL.
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

Wood Comfy Slill Ahcnd.-The
largest gas well in the world is within
fifteen minutes drive of North Balti-
more. The test of Prof. Orton. State
Geologist of Ohio, shows it is flowing
over "A, ,000O00 cubic feet day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-08

Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry, spectacles
Specia attention givento Repairing. All
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
35 Monroe ST. Toledo.
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w. @. T. u.

[7hs Column Is banci under Me Direction
d the w. G. r Union, Of Rerrys6tuy,l
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nEMTIcT Dr.J + Thompson
N-"iS' Perrysbutg, Ohio.
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